Florinda Saieva/Farm Cultural Park

FARM CULTURAL PARK (hereafter FCP) is a non-profit cultural association. It was opened in June 2010, due to the will of two professionals, Andrea Bartoli and Florinda Saieva. Over the years, FCP has redesigned the face of Favara, the town where it is located, transforming it into an attractor of energy and talent, where young people stay to try and create a possible future.

Over the years, FCP has consolidated important international relations that have led to the creation of a solid network of collaborations with the most important Italian and foreign universities; with them various collaborations have been set up, leading to the organisation of various cultural events.

FCP is recognised as a phenomenon to be studied, of particular relevance in the sphere of urban regeneration and the management of abandoned public and private spaces, which is why it has been invited three times to participate in the Venice Architecture Biennale within the Italian Pavilion, also curating one of the two external pavilions of the Venice Biennale curated by Alessandro Melis.
FCP's mission is to activate social and cultural policies of significant change and redemption of the local community and youth, through cultural exchange with artists, architects, journalists and visitors from all over the world.